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That precious piece Of folly the Ka-
imiloa, is going to prove a most ex
pensive toy. Some 100000 has been
pended on fitting her out for sea and
now we are coming to therunning ex-
penses. For this we give the follow
ing table, which we have every reason
to believe will be found reliable:
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COURT OF THE

y Hawaiian Islands.-At Chambers. IL the
matter Of the Bankruptcy Of LUZ RODRIGO.
Order Of Notice to Creditors OF Application Tor
Discharge Of Bankrupt.
Upon fling the petition OF said Luiz Rodrigo.
bearing date the ODD day Of March, iSs5. anS
setting forth that more than six months have
elapsed since his adjudication q Bankrupt.
that he has discovered and delivered to the Of
fcers of the Court herein all his property real
and personal IS by law provided in cases OF
Bankruptcy, and praying that he may De dis
charged from all the debts by hira contracted
prior TO The date OF his said adjudication Is q
Bankrupt
1t is ordered that the creditors Of said Luiz
Rodrigo appear before Justice OF the Supreme
Court at Chambers, on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th
day OF April, 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and show
cause II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not. be granted.
1t is further ordered that such creditors Be
notified hereof by the publication Of this order
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper for and
during the two weeks next ensuing and that The
Clerk do notify by mail ali creditors who have
proved their claims agarnst said I4uiz Rodrigo 90
appear al said time and place aud show cause
why's discharge should not be granted 90 said
Bankrupt.
Dated this I'D day of March, iSs,.
By the Court:
1859 1t HENRY SMITH. Deputy CLERK.
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l had several letters from Samoa, and they
all point to the fact that your Grand Duke
is getting his Conundrum in order, to cruise
round there and "put things to rights" All
those foreign powers, Germany, France and
Johnny Bull. have one or two pretty fair
ironclads and other ships on hand to protect
their interests. but just wait until they see
the Conundrum heaYe in sight, with the new
Estate carriage" on the to'galiant fo'castle
and the Grand Admiral on the poop, and
they will be ready to surrender uncondition-
ally. l hear that should this piece of strategy
fail, the cadets" will be allowed to roam
about at night, and there is no doubt but
they will capture the fleet as cleverly as they
did the banjo shop a short time since. If
not they will at least be able to supply the
ship with tlse luxuries of the market below
cost
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WILLIAM @. ACHI-
NOTICE!
ADMINISTRATORS NoticeI

/ III Z y d IIioIOTN ED, HA v
Il in@ been duly appointed temporary admins
traitor OF the estate Of WONG KIM late of
Honolulu deceased. all persons having claims
present the same duly verified and with proner
vouchers, 10 the undersigned within six months
from date of this notice. ar they will be forever
barred. and all persons indebted 20 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to me
at my office, Kaahumanu street. Honolulu
". Q. PARKE
Temporary Administrator Of the estate OF Wong
Kim. deceased. f16i 2n
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose.
ATNrnTCtTr re rTHr1w-r

NO11OE 10 1lE6GB1 CIV EN
IN that pursuant to a power Of sale contained
Der 4th, 1879. made by J. W. Kahinaaiua ana
Laupawila Of Pahoehoe South Kona, Island Of
Hawaii, to II. y GreenweII.O Kalnkalu. in safd
kona, and of record in Liber f01, on pages 2si
said mortgage contained. to wit: the uou-pav-
ment thereof that the said II. y Greenwich in.
tends TO forecl0se said mortgage and that All and
singular the lands, tenemeuts and heredita
ments, and other property. to wit: 3muIes (h0kf1
lilo. bipi, 300 kao, in said mortgage named and
described. viii be after the time limited by Ia1y
pc sold at public auction on account OF the
breach Of the conditions as set fo-tb
The land in said mortgage described beino
situate at Pahoehoe in said Kona. and NOR
particularly described in Royal Patent 6ff0 ana
containing an area Of 4. go acres
Dated April 18th. 1857.
H. y. GREENwELL.
Mortgage.
SEolL DKo"S' Attorney ii61-4t.
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- - Il 1AA4AALA W - ~ Vt
~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In Ike MAJ
ter of the Estate OF BENJAMIN F. BOLLES
On fling the petition Of Julia X. Bolies, widow
OF the deceased. of Honolulu, alleging that Ben
jamin F. Bolles, junior, died interstate At said
Honolulu, on the 18th day OF March, 1887. leaving
property necessary to be administered upon and
praying that letters of administration issue Il,
her the said Julia X. Bodies.
1t is ordered that MONDAY the 18th day OF
April, 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. n, al Chambers. Be
and hereby is appointed for hearing said petition
in the Court room OF this Court At Aliioiani
HAZE, Honolulu5 az which time and place All per
sons concerned may appear sad show cause. II
any they have, Why said petition should nos b..
granted, and that notice hereof be published In
the English and Hawaiian languages for three
successive issues each in the HAwkIfAN CARR
and kuosoa weekly newspapers in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, March % 1887.
by the Court: HENRY SMITH.
ilo9 30 Deputy CLERK
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had letter from Ned, at Samoa, by the
Mariposs Ned says he has hot time there
with tho Consuls, who don't like him bit,
because he has got on the weather side of
old "Mistletoe," who likes a ''snifter" of
square-face, and calls often on Ned for a
''phlegm-cutter." Ned says when the old
chap gets mellow, which he does when posi-
BILE, he tells him all the "news,'' and what he
intends to do with those Consuls, who are
always poking their noses in where they are
not wanted. Ned says "Mistletoe' is all
right all he wants is plenty of ''small stores
and he will soon capture the place. Ned
says to hurry up the Conundrum and have
her loaded with "small Stores" and dis
patched with all possible speed, as things
look little dusty, and trip to sea might
save his head.
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COURT OF TTIF

AOG IA VI
II 7gaiian IsIands.-At Chambers. II the
~ It Of the bankruptcy Of :. II. BRUINS. in.
voluntary Bankrupt.
&def Of Notice 10 Creditors OF Application for
Discharge Of Bankrupt.
Upon the reading and filing Of the petition OF
said J. II. Bruins, Jr., bearing date the 18Th day
of March inst, and setting forth thar more than
six months have elapsed since his adj Indication
as a Bankrupt; that he has discovered and de-
ivered to the officers OF the Court herein al his
property real and personal as By law provided IN
cases of Bankruptcy. and praying that he may be
discharged from all the debts by hun contracted
prior to the date OF his said adjudication a. a
Bankrupt.
It is ordered that the creditors OF said J H.
Bruins, Jr., appear before JgsIiee OF the Su-
preme Court at Chambers. On WEDNESDAY.
the 18th day Of April, 1881 at 10 o'clock A. II. and
show cause. If any they have why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that such Sredstors be
notified hereof by the publication OF this order
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper Tor and
during the two weeks next ensuing and that the
clerk do notify by mail al creditors who have
proved their claims against said J. II Bruins. IT..
10 appear at said time and place and show cause
why discharge should me- be granted % said
bankrupt.
Dated this I'D day OF March, 1857.
By the Court HENRY SMITH.
1859 81 Deputy Clerk
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LandiI

- NfA4Nk ~
18th, when CT
Allie Rowe "
immigrants a
the Board {
charge was IL
ing regulation
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or vessel at al
having fifty
board seekin
Kingdom, sal
be landed fro
sci until per
have been gr
or by an age
migration.
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obtained, the
a vessel brir
shall cause tn
place provide
migration as ]
Agent of the
dS aforesaid.
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bringing inn
who shall lane
sengers or i'm
and any persc
IN the landing
immigrants '
and otherwis,
in the two (
weed for, sha
not exceeding
and dollars or
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who appeared
latter pleaded
The first W:
Government
Secretary of I
ton. He DEF
granted to Mr.
Sea Islanders
had passed b
the Board; t
follows:
HoNoLULu.
''To His Exc,
President
migration
Dear Sir
respectfully a
Mr.. Gibson, f
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tain John Phil
brig Allie Ro'
cial agent for |
ton, that he
authority in p
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that thu
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If Mr.. Gibson.
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ask
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rant permissi
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the landing
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ne sUPREME COURTbI

IN TIE SUPREME COD RI -
4 the Hawaiian Isiands.-In Bankruptcy
the matter OF I. ANN, OF Honolulu.
Island OF Oahu, ry forl against whom a pf4
for adjudication was fled or the - dag 81 -
1887. at said Court. Before Preston J ~
ond day Of April. 1887. ~
Upon reading the said petition. and upqsFi-
before me taken, do find that the said
(ChO. has become @ bankrupt within the f5-i
tent and meaning Of the Act approved or -
day Of August, 1881, entitled An Act &c -
proceedings in Bankruptcy in the
Islands. Es-
And I do hereby declare and adiu --
bankrupt accordingly. e.L.
And do further order that the eredius - -
said bankrupt come in and prove rhe-r d ~ -,
such Justice Of the supreme Court - ,-
sitting in Chambers az Aliialani Hale 49,. 49,,
on the 18th day Of April, 1897, betwee1 - -
Of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon and
said day. and elect one or more ASS o
sicnees Of the said bankrupt's estate 60,
And that notice thereof De pubfr-----ss--..
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. kuOkoa and - 49,
Chinese News. newspapers PUBLISH a f,- 49,.
lulu, in the English Hawaiian
languages. -.ss..-r
And that the said 1lusrlpt sla - st
file with the Clerk Of this HGrf. ~o-s.
schedule OF his creditors ard asse - 1'-.---
bv the said Act. -o.-
(Sicned) EDWARD PIstON
1850 q Justice az the 81 ~ el.L..
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Bawaiian Q5azette
Esr moprs q RRRus.

TUESDAY. APRIL Il. 1887.
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- Hawaiian lslauds-Iu Proba, w l-e A.-i--
ter Of the Estate % Her Roy 4is--le-s l--
Princess LIkELIkE ". tLEeTf ~, ,-e...isei-
order appointing time fof Pro 9t VII anu
directing republication Of uori o. lAe -lai--
\ document. purp0rting % gAe - ~ ala
testament OF Her Royal HiSless ne Frlnces-
Likelike ". CleEhorn. decell- having On ne
18th day OF February. fsS7, represented % saic
Probate Court. and petitf lol lae PROBATE
thereof. and for the issuance .e--els tsst-iaeu-
tary % Alexander J. CartWsnl- e4FlnS peel
filed by him, ...... -
Its hereby ordered that VIZ NEsDAf ihe soih
day of April. fSS1. at 10 OClfS A. " OF sala Gay
at the Court room OF saD court. a. ChamSe-s
in AliiOani Hale, HonolE %, % n me sane Is.
aT,J bea-g5~ said a1nlie[iOn, when and where
any person interested iay appear ana e9niesi
the said will, and the Ianuhs OF ies'els ss-A-
It is further ordsgr1a, hat notice thereof Be
s isSI - ~ m EAIIAN GAZETTE and kuokoa
~ - FED and published In Honolulu.
nT Nv s ~ ~, pp5siu. March .. 1857.
P1. ~ H i'n.y: HENRY SMITH.
20 ~ " r. W Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE !

MY WIFE BECKIE LAKE.
VI having left my bed and board. warn ali
persons not to trust her in my name as | shall
not pay debts so contracted
1850 It G. NJ LAKE
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had chat with Lot about opium matters
The says everything is booming, fees coming
in "hand over fist and now he has money
galore. "But," says Lot, what the deuce
are all the newspapers cackliug about the
Chinese doctors for? they are the backbone Of
the opium law, and can tell quicker than
haole doctor who need smoke of opium, and
they never make the mistake of refusing the
atty of the law. "Oh," says he, I" if the law
yers knock the bottom out of it, the Grand
Duke will call the National Party together
and give the thing an extra coat of white
Matchmaking it as good as new, and it will
hold water, too, or he will know the reason
why"
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Yesterday had a long talk with Sam, who
has the special mission to Holland. Sam
told me l was little off when 1 said he was
going to select superior article of election
gin for the next campaign, but stated aside
that he would fill few orders. The main
object of the mission will be to introduce
Col. l. Bottle, Governor of Ocean Island, to
the crowned heads of Europe as sample
brick" of what pluck, energy and perse-
the sideboard. Sam says they will wear their
new uniforms, which, he thinks, will take
them all down. The Col" will be arrayed
in the gorgeous uniform of the LIST InYisibles,
while Sam will don the habiliments of the
Grand Q. NJ. G. Hawaiian army. Sam says
the Grand Duke laughed when he read tho
joke about the dutch taking Hollapd,"
old now. FLASEUR.
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Witness state
of the landing
the Board. He
on arrival of Pc
csc immigrants
take charge. H
case when CAP
charge. Mr.. &C
the vessel. II
brought here fol
and Supply Co
under the ausI
Immigration, bu
distributed by
and Supply G
was in reply to |
could state defn
ply to both. H
Mr.. Cooke wrot
which was SINH
first one. Mr..
he had seen Mr..
Board, between ,
second letters, a
had said it was ;
Rowe arrived on
Mr. Cooke teleph
8 o'clock that l
Office next morni
o'clock. He wen
on Monday and
the company an
Mr.. Cooke asked
to go on board,
Witness did NOT
Navigation Comp
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CUPREME COTRT o. ~

1159 b HENRY SMITH. Deputy CLERK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
CULLE1 IN COURT.

The wills of Henry Hartley and John
Heaton, filed some three weeks ago. were APP
proved by Judge Won SchleGel yesterday.
Judge Young yesterday dismissed the ease
of Carrie L. Davis against Charles Dexter eli
al. to recover S6T0, on the ground of nisrep-
reSentation IL Il real estate deal.
John Dudley, Frank c. Whitnore, Eugene
W.Trask. Edmund G. Babbidge, and Henry c.
Shepard yesterday filed articles Incorporating
the Red W :ng Lime and Stone company, with
4 capital stock of $50,000
Carrie Connolly. CHARGED with the larceny
OF desk from Josiah Jones some time since.
appeared in court and had the case continued
until Jan. -. The same disposition was
made of the case against Ed. Anderson.
The contest over the reward of $500 for the
arrest of Louis Day, horsethief, between
Henry Krumweide and John Stavlo, of the
South Minneapolis poIce station, was decided
yesterday, when Judge LOchreu filed q de-
cision giving the reward to Stavlo.
Before Judge Young yesterday morning
was commenced the case of Frank T. Carlson
against the Minnesota Brush Electric COM
pauy, TO recover $1,000 damages alleged to
his buggy by coming in contact with one OF
the electric wires. attached TO 4 lamp, which
an employe Of the company was fixing.
A schedule of the assets and the liabilities
of Thomas NJ. Stewart, the Minneapolis and
ment 10 George a. Parker. was fled in the
district court yesterday. The liabilities are
placed at S3S, 81, mainly for stock. while
the assets are but S10,949.04, consisting of
stock, S5,91l.T7 worth of which is in this city
and the rest in ST. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25

Gently though it would be fine thing to have
s.picnic lunches at the noon hour. These
'.picnic lunches derive their name, it is said
from their similarity to the lunches had ar
regular summer picnics. One Young lady
grew quite enthusiastic on the subject. and
went around among all her lady friends. tell
ing them that on q certain day there would be
Il s.picnic lunch" and each one of them must
bring one pound of something. As it han
pened nearly all the girs were more or less
fond of hnk-saus age, and to make them
happy it was only necessary TO say sausage. ;,
The eventtul day arrived, and each rirI
brought a neat looking package of lunch
with her. The packages were nearly all of II
size. but nothing was thought of this. The
noon hour came and the girls fed to one of
the ante-rooms, there to eat their picnic
lunch a tall blonde was appointed mistress
of ceremonies, and she al once proceeded to
collect the lunch packages and lay out the
viands When she opened the first package a
pound of sausage rolled out. The second
package held similar contents, and the girls
began to look worried. TO make a long story
short, all but one of the packages contained
sausage. The one package contained bread
a SORT of dinner was made out, and the rest
of the sausage given to the janitor, who
keeps six big dogs. The girls are not friends
now. and the mistress Of ceremonies charges
that the girls put up Il scheme on her. Of
course this was not at the court house.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
THE BAR SPEAKS
And Demands u Fourth Judge for
This District.

There was well-attended meeting OF
the Hennepin County Bar association at
the court house yesterday morning to take
action in regard to having fourth Judge
for this judicial district. In the absence of
the president Charles Fl. Woods presided.
JudgeP NJ. Babcock stated that commit
tee had been appointed by the president
several weeks since to prepare bill to pre-
sent to the legislature. This committee
consisted, he said. of II. G. Hicks. P NJ.
Babcock. c.. II. Woods, c. J. Bartleson
and w. E. Hale. Such q bill had been
prepared and was now pending before the
Judiciary committee of the senate. The
following resolution was then introduced
and passed by unanimous vote:
Resolved, That it is the sense of the bar of
Heunepin county that u fourth judge of the
district court OF the fourth judicial district is
necessary both TO the relief OF our over
worked judges and to the proper dispatch of
legal business; and
Resolved. That the members of the Iegis-
lature from Hennepin county be requested to
use all honorable efforts to procure the
passage of q bill authorizing such additional
judge.
Ed j. Davenport was added to the COM
mittee of affairs to look after the interests
of the bill. BY vote it was shown that
the bar was of the oprnion that there should
be commission appointed to select the site
OF the new court house. On the question
as to whether or not the city would build
in conjunction with the county, P. NJ. Bah
cock stated that the city could not do so at
present. but would inside of two years
The association then adjourned until this
afternoon at O'Clock, when meeting will
be held at the law library.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
mINNEAPOLIs GLoBULEs.

Judge Rea was too i'll yesterday to hold
court.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S407. 25IS9.
The Reeve-Langdon-Eustis party has ar
rived in Paris.
The excavaJlng for the new Z. of L. build
ing commences to-day.
Three new cases of scarlet fever and one of
diphtheria were reported yesterday
The Caledonian club gives a Burns anniver-
sary banquet at Curtiss hall this evening.
Wednesday afternoon the Youths National
Home and Employment ASSOCIATION will meet
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The case of William Harris, alias ''Arkan-
sas,'' charged with striking Henry Washing
ton, colored, with a chair. breaking his arm.
was yesterday continued in the municipal
court to Monday.
DR.. Wells read paper on Siam at the min
terial association yesterday morning. Dr..
Chase and Rev. Lanman were placed on tie
executive board OF the Bible society, in places
Of DR.. Sample and Rev. E. S. Williams.
Col. Dowdel of the Salvation army, con-
Quoted services at the barracks yesterday
afternoon before a large audience. n the
evening the hall. was filed again to hearhim
The colonel leaves this morning for Dubuque.
Marriage-iicenSes were issued yesterday to
Arthur G. Douglass and Maud V. Lawrence,
Tom Podain and, Mary Nazga. f. DeemriR
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

E. H. O'Dell, Council Bluffs; E. W. Eames,
Buffalo, N. Y, visited Minneapolis yesterday.
n. Merriam. Omaha; F. Faber. Chaska,
and w. S. Armstrong, LaNoure, OAK, are
in the city.
Miss Dougherty, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Baxter, 1916
Vine Place.
At the West: E. W. Strong, f. Jepson,
Mortified; Maj. Walsh, Winnipeg; Miss Ida
Aured, Hudson, Wis.
At the Nicollet: 7. F. Knappen. c. D. Grit
nth. u. IL. Macomber, Montevideo; G. W.
Laws. Chicago; L. Wallace, Mankato.
At the Nicollet: P. Z. Hansen, j. Esbjorni-
son, Litchtield; z. n. Burnham and wife,
Fergus Falls; II. r. Vaughn Pembina
cat the st. james: George B. Dresbach,
Dfeshach; D. C. Shipman, Watertown;
Thomas Kelly, Charles Johnson, Chippewa
Falls; f. 4. SattOn, Blue Earth CITY.
Mrs. George Hit. 1916 Second avenue south,
gave delightful afternoon reception yester-
day from 2 to o'clock. About 200 invita-
lions had been issued. Mrs Hit will also re-
ceiye next Monday.
On Sunday evening last the East side Maen-
nerchor gave another of their regular series
of entertainments at Germania hail. An in
teresting programme was rendered tt the en-
tire satisfaction OF the large audience pres
ent.
This evening the CALIFORNIAN club will give
ULCA CutEu burns IeSuNai. me programme
OF toastS is very neatly rinted on heavy
cardboard folder, which, on the other side,
bears the menu and the names of the officers
of the society. Each sentiment is followed by
an apt quotation from the Scottish bard. The
toasts include; Address of welcome, Chief
A. NJ. Clerihew; The Northwest" Gov. Nc
Gill: Robert Burns 4. L. McCurdy, D. D.;
AUD Scotia Robert Christie, D. D., st.
Paul; THE Land OF Our Adoption" D. T.
Simpson; Our Sister Societies." Il. L. Nc
Gill; of st. Paul; THE Lassies,' Adam Han
nah. Several songs Will be interspersed and
the entire programme is permeated with u
Burns atmosphere that is delightful.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
THE SEVERAL SHOW HOUSES.

The show at the Theatre Comique includes
Frank Hewett, a very clever performer on the
violin, piccolo and clarIOnetre, the CAROLS,
and congress of swinging beauties in the
first part.
Pence opera house caught its average Mon
day night audience. "a Celebrated Case -
with Frederic Book as Jean Remand. and Miss
JessalIne Rogers in the double role of Made
line and Adrienne. The piece is we'll pre-
seuted and runs for the week.
BARLEY Campbelrs spectacular drama.
Clio" will be given for the first time III Min
neaDOlis. al the Grand tonight, and will con-
tinue throughout the week. To accommodate
the Huntington benefit the company ran
down to Winona last night and gave a sue
cessful exhibition. The advance sale has
been large and good weeks business is ex-
pected.
Rifia Bey is a Turkish officer who was
wounded ut the battle of Plevna in the late
Russo-Turkish war. He was subjected to
treatment and the wound healed, leaving an
orhce through which one can see. He is on
exhibition at the dime museum, and is at
tracing considerable attention. The Ideal
opera company holds the lower stage and
gives credItable hourly performances of the
stMjkadO